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Overview and Sounds of the Roland FP-90X Series Digital Pianoplay button

Overview and Sounds of the Roland FP-90X Series Digital Piano

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If you're serious about sound and feel, the Roland FP-90X digital piano puts flagship features at your fingertips. This 88-key powerhouse sits at the top of Roland's FP-X series, delivering the rich tone and natural response of a premium grand piano in a sleek, stage-ready format. The PureAcoustic Piano Modeling engine recreates every nuance of acoustic sound, while the hybrid PHA-50 keyboard offers expressive control with a durable build. Paired with a four-speaker sound system and full modern connectivity, the FP-90X is made to move effortlessly between home, studio and stage.

Digital Piano Sound Modeled for Realism

PureAcoustic Modeling is the heart of the FP-90X—and it shows. This advanced engine replicates the complex mechanics of an acoustic grand, from string resonance to cabinet tone. You can dial in Concert or Stage piano profiles, then sculpt your sound further with PureAcoustic Ambience and the Piano Designer. Built-in My Stage presets give you instant room-matching options for any playing environment.

Four-Speaker System With Powerful Clarity

Sound this good deserves to be heard. The FP-90X's built-in four-speaker system—two woofers and two dome tweeters—creates a wide stereo image with deep bass and sparkling highs. Specially tuned venting boosts low-end response, while Headphones Acoustic Projection brings the same immersive feel to private practice. Whether you're performing for a crowd or working late at night, this digital piano delivers every detail.

Hybrid Keyboard With Grand Piano Touch

The PHA-50 keybed feels just like a high-end grand. With a core of wood and a composite shell for durability, the keys offer graded hammer action with natural resistance. Textured ebony and ivory surfaces enhance grip, and escapement adds subtle mechanical feedback. Whether you're refining technique or playing expressively, this keyboard responds with the depth and nuance you need.

Portable Digital Piano With Pro-Grade Flexibility

From solo practice to full setups, the FP-90X adapts fast. Its compact frame makes it easy to move, and its onboard features make it easy to connect. Bluetooth audio and MIDI, dual headphone jacks, USB ports and optional accessories give you full flexibility in any space. Whether you need a refined home piano or a touring-ready controller, this digital piano fits your workflow.

Why the Roland FP-90X Digital Piano?

The Roland FP-90X digital piano brings premium sound, grand piano feel and powerful features together in one compact design. With immersive modeling, hybrid key action and studio-ready connectivity, it's built for players who want high-end performance with real-world portability. Trusted by pros and crafted for expression, the FP-90X helps you sound your best—wherever you play.

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  • PureAcoustic Piano Modeling delivers stunningly realistic tone and resonance
  • High-fidelity four-speaker system provides immersive sound for any setting
  • PHA-50 keyboard combines premium feel with durable composite construction
  • Ebony and ivory textured keys replicate authentic grand piano touch
  • Dual headphone outputs with Acoustic Projection enhance private practice sessions
  • Piano Designer customization creates tailored tones for any playing style
  • Compact, lightweight design allows for easy movement and storage
  • Bluetooth connectivity streams audio and MIDI for seamless smart device integration
  • My Stage and PureAcoustic Ambience recreate studio and concert hall environments
  • Split and Twin Piano modes support educational and collaborative playing

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Sound Generator
  • Piano Sound
  • Piano Sound: PureAcoustic Piano Modeling
Max. Polyphony
  • Piano:Limitless (Solo playing using No.1 to No.8 tones in piano category)
  • Other: 256
Tones
  • Piano: 20 tones
  • E.Piano: 18 tones
  • Organ: 18 tones
  • Strings/Pad: 27 tones
  • Synth/Other: 279 tones (including 8 drum sets, 1 SFX set)
Ambience
  • PureAcoustic Ambience
  • Type: Studio, Lounge, Concert Hall, Wooden Hall, Stone Hall, Cathedral
  • Depth: 11 types
My Stage
  • 12 types
Keyboard
  • Keyboard
  • PHA-50 Keyboard: Wood and Plastic Hybrid Structure, with Escapement and Ebony/Ivory Feel (88 keys)
Speaker System
  • Speakers
  • Speakers: 8 x 12 cm (3-3/16 x 4-3/4 inches) x 2 (with speaker box)
  • Dome Tweeters: 2.5 cm (1 inches) x 2
Rated Power Output
  • 25 W x 2
  • 5 W x 2
Headphones
  • Headphones Acoustic Projection
Bluetooth
  • Audio: Bluetooth Ver 3.0 (Supports SCMS-T content protection)
  • MIDI: Bluetooth Ver 4.0
Compatible Android / iOS Apps (Roland)
  • Piano Every Day
  • Piano Designer
Data Playback
  • -Playable Software
  • Standard MIDI Files (Format 0, 1)
  • Audio File (WAV: 44.1 kHz, 16-bit linear format, MP3: 44.1 kHz, 64 kbps - 320 kbps, requires USB flash drive)
Recorder
  • Recordable Software:
  • Standard MIDI Files (Format 0, 3 parts, Approx. 70,000 notes memory)
  • Audio File (WAV: 44.1 kHz, 16-bit linear format, requires USB flash drive)
Internal Songs
  • 34 Songs
Tuning, Voicing
  • Touch Sensitivity:
  • Key Touch: 100 types, fixed touch
  • Hammer Response: 10 types
  • Master Tuning:
  • 415.3--466.2 Hz (adjustable in increments of 0.1 Hz)
Temperament
  • 10 types (Equal, Just Major, Just Minor, Pythagorean, Kirnberger I, Kirnberger II, Kirnberger III, Meantone, Werckmeister, Arabic), selectable temperament key
Effects
  • Ambience
  • Equalizer (3-band digital equalizer)
  • Only for organ tones:
  • Rotary Speaker Effect
  • Only for E.Piano tones:
  • Modulation Speed
Mic Effects
  • Compressor
  • Doubling
  • Echo
Piano Designer
  • Lid
  • Key Off Noise
  • Hammer Noise
  • Duplex Scale
  • Full Scale String Resonance
  • Key Off Resonance
  • Cabinet Resonance
  • Soundboard Type
  • Damper Noise
  • Soft Pedal Type
  • Single Note Tuning
  • Single Note Volume
  • Single Note Character
Display
  • Graphic LCD 132 x 32 dots
Control
  • Volume slider
  • Equalizer sliders (Low/Mid/High)
  • Part sliders (Lower/Upper)
  • Song Vol. slider
  • Mic Vol. slider
  • Speaker switch
  • Mic Gain knob
Connectors
  • DC In jack
  • Pedal (Damper/R, Sostenuto/C *1, Soft/L *1) jacks: TRS 1/4-inch phone type
  • Input Stereo jack: Stereo miniature phone type
  • Output (L/Mono, R) jacks: 1/4-inch phone type
  • Mic Input jack: 1/4-inch phone type
  • USB Computer port: USB B type
  • USB Memory port: USB A type
  • Phones jack x 2: Stereo miniature phone type, Stereo 1/4-inch phone type
  • MIDI (Out, In) connectors
  • *1: Assignable
Power Supply
  • AC adaptor
Power Consumption
  • 40W (When using the included AC adaptor)
  • *Approximate power consumption when playing the piano at medium volume: 14W
  • Power consumption when sound has not been played after power-on: 12W
Dimensions
  • Detached music rest:
  • 1,340 (W) x 390 (D) x 136 (H) mm
  • 52-13/16 (W) x 15-3/8 (D) x 5-3/8 (H) inches
  • FP-90X with KSC-90 and music rest:
  • 1,340 (W) x 418 (D) x 932 (H) mm
  • 52-13/16 (W) x 16-1/2 (D) x 36-3/4 (H) inches
Weight
  • 23.6 kg, 52 lbs 1 oz (FP-90X with music rest)
  • 37.8 kg, 83 lbs 6 oz (FP-90X with KSC-90, KPD-90, and music rest)




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  1. Accompaniment3
  2. Learning3
  3. Concerts2
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  5. Chamber Music1
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Reviewed by 4 customers

  • Outstanding

    5

    submitteda year ago

    byHenrik

    fromHallandale, FL

    I was undecided between Yamaha DGX670, Kawai ES920 and Roland FP90X I had tried the other two but not the Roland. Once my hands touched those keys, the connection was immediate. Phenomenal action and sound depth.

  • The 90x makes me want to play and play.

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitteda year ago

    byLarry

    fromVentura, California

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I bought this almost three weeks ago and spend about two hours playing and learning how to use this keyboard for my home studio. 1st, it has an acoustic feel that is the best I HAVE ever played. Close your eye's and its pure joy to feel. And, the 90x allows for several tweaks to improve your personal taste. 2nd, Cable to your DAW and record directly from your keyboard. 3rd, Be prepared to test adjustments and choose the fit that is right for you. Learning the options is taking me sometime. I am super picky about the high notes and I still don't have it dialed in completely. That remonds me I have to go play & work on it right now. Bye and good luck on yuor musical journey. Larry

  • Didn't realise how much I

    5

    submitted3 years ago

    byBrendan

    fromMorton, WA

    Have been playing a DGX-650 for 8 years now and decided I wanted to get more serious with my piano playing. The action on this piano is amazing, and extremely quiet especially in comparison to my old digital. Having ocd, the ivory texture on the keys is much appreciated and infinitely more pleasing to look at than glossy white. The texture also helps with playing if your hands get a tad sweaty like mine do. The speakers on this piano are fantastic and are kind of overkill for the room I have it in. I've only ever had them at full volume once to test it and surpisingly the speakers didnt peak at all (that I could notice). I very much like having the extra headroom for volume so I don't have to worry about pushing the speakers too hard or blowing them. I mainly play the piano tones and personally love the modeling engine on this piano. To be fair I haven't tried many digital pianos so this might be common but the simulating of resonance is one of my favorite parts about the piano tones. This is pretty much the most expensive portable digital you can buy so I shouldn't be too surprised but I personally love the tone lf this piano. Nothing compares to the real thing but the sound comes close enough for me. I also quite like the e-piano tones. Overall I love this piano (so far) and don't have any problems with it. The build quality is amazing, and the minimalist design is utilitarian but also pleasing to look at, which is partly what drew me to the fp series of pianos. I've found that, because of the action and sound, I actually have been wanting to play more as of getting this piano. If you can afford this piano and are looking to upgrade I couldn't recommend this piano more.

  • I would buy this product again!

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byDavid R.

    fromEdinburg, Texas

    I have been playing piano for years. This piano is great for practicing, makes singing along with the microphone input a lot of fun. Easy to use with loads of voices to chose from in any music style. I find myself practicing longer and having more fun playing everyday. I got the piano with the matching stand and pedal board in black. It was easy to set up and looks great!

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  • submitted4 months ago

    asked byHolly

    fromStrasburg, Oh

    on the equalizer, low/mid/high buttons -- how do you know what Hz you are at AND, what positions of those settings has the best traditional piano sound. Can you leave them all three just completely off (slid to the bottom). I can't achieve the right sound of my FO90X. In a big wooden church hall.

    on the equalizer, low/mid/high buttons -- how do you know what Hz you are at AND, what positions of those settings has the best traditional piano sound. Can you leave them all three just completely off (slid to the bottom). I can't achieve the right sound of my FO90X. In a big wooden church hall.

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The equalizer (EQ) buttons—Low, Mid, High—on the Roland FP-90X piano are designed to help you shape the tone to your liking, but they’re not labeled with exact frequencies or Hz values on the instrument itself. Here's a breakdown of how it works and how to get a more traditional piano tone: EQ Frequency Ranges (Approximate) While Roland doesn’t officially list the exact Hz per slider, based on typical EQ bands and similar Roland products, they are likely centered around: Low: ~100 Hz (bass and lower mids) Mid: ~500–1000 Hz (body of the tone, warmth) High: ~10 kHz (brightness, presence) These are just ballpark figures, but it helps to understand what you're affecting. For the most natural, acoustic piano-like tone, here are a couple of solid approaches: Option 1: Flat (Sliders at Center Position) This is considered "neutral" and closest to the original sampled sound. Use this for authentic, concert-like tone. Option 2: All Off (Sliders Down) Yes, you can set them all the way down (lowest position). This doesn’t mute the piano, but it does scoop out each band quite a bit. Result: The tone may sound a little dull or thin—not optimal for traditional piano sound. Option 3: Subtle Enhancement Low: +1 or +2 (adds a little warmth) Mid: 0 or -1 (avoid muddiness) High: +1 (adds clarity) Great for balanced sound on external speakers or live use.

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byRon

    fromBurlington, NC

    Will the FP-90x transpose if my music is in the wrong key for vocals.?

    Will the FP-90x transpose if my music is in the wrong key for vocals.?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    I’m sorry, I don’t know. Please see ----- https://static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/FP-90X_60X_eng03_W.pdf

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byAA

    fromundisclosed

    Where is Roland FP-90X made?

    Where is Roland FP-90X made?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Malaysia

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byFreddy

    fromSan Francisco, CA

    Is there a display model in the San Francisco store? — Roland FP-90x

    Is there a display model in the San Francisco store? — Roland FP-90x

    Open Reply - Thomas
    I apologize for the inconvenience, this is currently on back order

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byAngie

    fromKentucky

    I might be misunderstanding but, with the pedal series attached on this device, does it mean the headphone jack is unavailable? So pedal or headphones but not both?

    I might be misunderstanding but, with the pedal series attached on this device, does it mean the headphone jack is unavailable? So pedal or headphones but not both?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    There are separate input jacks for both.